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WADJDA introduces us to a new voice and sight within a society rarely on view.

Today’s host, Justine Harrison, does a solo act at Videology, the unique movie theatre, video rental and bar hybrid located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn to review the international award-winning independent film, Wadjda.

In this episode’s video review, our host, Justine Harrison, discusses Wadjda, the directorial debut of Haifaa al-Mansour, the first female writer and director of Saudi Arabia. This inspiring independent film is also the first to be shot in this country and has received numerous international accolades for its efforts. Check out Justine’s take on this film and discover why she believes this should be seen by everyone.

Also featured is Mimi Spilllane, our “Video on Demand Pick of the Week” correspondent. She takes a stroll in Central Park in New York City while reviewing “Good Ol’ Freda”, the story of the former secretary to the Beatles, Freda Kelly.

BEFORE MIDNIGHT explores the real issues of love and life with wit and humor.

Today’s panelist, Justine Harrison, connects with our host, Danielle Winston, to discuss one of this summer’s best films thus far, Before Midnight. They get comfy and share a couch at the West Village gastropub favorite, West 3rd Common.

In our video review above, Danielle and Justine each bring an interesting perspective to this conversation about this perfect-for-summer and beyond film that you won’t want to miss.

Before Midnight is the third film of a cult-like romantic trilogy. In case you missed the previous two, Before Sunrise and Before Sunset, they are must-see viewing to truly appreciate this latest installment. All three have all been directed by Richard Linklater. Although he is credited with writing the first two, the writing this time, however, is also credited to the romantic leads Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke, who each deliver outstanding performances here.Shot in Southern Greece in the coastal towns of Messinia and Kardamili, the scenery is gorgeous, breathtaking and ever so inviting.

Also included in this episode is our Video-On-Demand (VOD) Pick of the Week. See why our correspondent, Mimi Spillane believes, “We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks” is essential viewing for us all in this current political and social climate.

Love is All You Need is so refreshing. It raises the bar for what romantic films can be.

Today’s host, Robyn Ferrari and our panelist, Justine Harrison, share a slice at Two Boots Pizza at their location in the East Village, in New York City and discuss the intelligent romantic film, Love Is All You Need.

Written by Anders Thomas Jensen and the Oscar award winning Swedish director, Suzanne Bier (who also directed), the film Love is All You Need, will leave you with much to relish. It is a smart, poignant and often funny celebration of one woman’s journey. Lead by a predominantly Swedish cast, It stars actress Trine Dynholm, who is magnificent as our female protagonist and British actor, Pierce Brosnan, gives a solid performance as the male lead.

Learn more about why we highly recommend this unparelleled film in our review above. If it whizzed by in a theater near you, have no fear. You can add it to your Netflix or VOD (Video-on-Demand) must-see lists. You won’t regret it! And speaking of VOD (Video-On-Demand), also featured in this episode is the premiere of our new segment, Video-On-Demand (VOD) Picks of the Week recommended by our correspondent, Mimi Spillane.